What nurses are saying about the Wound Treatment Associate course.  

When asked to evaluate the overall WTA course on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being best, 330 respondents gave the following scores: 3 (1 participant), 4 (24 participants) and 5 (303 participants) strong evidence of the excellence of the WTA course. WOCN Society asked participants if the WTA course will change your practice going forward and 100% of participants responded YES!

“I would highly recommend this course.”

“It is very good for all institutions because it is deep and explicit for care and prevention.”

“I was able to do the program because it is online, and I could do it at my own pace”

“I am very appreciative that I was selected to be a part of the class and I certainly will use the learned information in a positive way to educate my patients and their families and will also be able to make suggestions to enhance treatment of pressure injuries”.

“Rates of hospital-acquired injuries have decreased since we trained our team of WTA’s”

“Great program.  All nurses should have it”.

“I had problems differentiating between unstageable and stage 3 and 4.  I am so happy I did this course.  I will approach wound care with much more confidence”. 

Certified Nursing Assistants comments following skin injury prevention workshops:

“I hope this class will be mandatory for all nursing staff”.

“I learned ideas about how to help my residents, especially with incontinence”.

“We should have these classes every year.”

“I want more classes on a regular basis and a class on care of colostomies.”

“More facilities need this class for the betterment of our residents,”

“I’m more comfortable with the information I have to report to the nurses.”

Nurse Leaders

“Every bedside nurse would benefit from WTA education.”

“Thank you for the time and patience you show for our staff. Course completion by 100% of the candidates was a challenge.”

“We appreciate your prompt availability to answer our questions and support our staff.”

“With your support we were able to train our nurses within the expected 12 week time frame. Thanks for keeping us on track. We will be calling you again”.

“Yay team! Thanks for all your assistance, Irene and Diane.”